Archive for September, 2010 - Page 18

There are a lot of powerful gaming notebooks in the market today and now AVADirect unveils its latest member with the AVADirect X7200 gaming notebook. This is christened to be the fastest desktop replacement notebook and offers a lot impressive [...]

iPads (and other Apple gear) is expensive, so we don’t blame you for trying to save a few bucks. If you don’t mind using a refurbished device, Apple is now selling refurbished “Apple certified” iPads on their main site via the Special [...]

A few days ago we showed you an unofficial video review of the HP Slate, the Windows 7 tablet we’ve been waiting for all year long. But we were definitely not impressed with the way the Slate performed in the [...]

Apple has a new iTunes version for you, iTunes 10.0.1, and it’s now available to download for both Windows and Macs. iTunes 10 has been released at the beginning of September, bringing support for Ping, Apple’s first social network, on [...]

The Android Market is the second most popular application store after the App Store, but not all international Android fans can access paid applications from Google’s store. It’s obvious that such a move is definitely not beneficial for Android customers, [...]

The Motorola Droid X has just received the Froyo update so many customers were waiting for. Furthermore we also showed you how to root the device running Android 2.2 and today we have more good news for you.

Hyundai tries its hand in the 3D LCD monitor segment, announcing the coming of the Hyundai IT W243S 3D LCD monitor. This is a 24″ 3D stereoscopic LCD monitor which should be ideal for gaming and watching some high definition [...]

AuraSound delivers the world’s first wireless 5.1 soundbar made for television sets, aiming to deliver crisp acoustic performance through its 42″ soundbar design.

Yamaha has its own share of iPod docks to offer in the market. Now, its latest iPod dock offering is the Yamaha TSX-140, carrying a retro-styled design thanks to an old school, clock radio style molding.

Getac is famous for unveiling rugged notebooks made to withstand harsh conditions and rugged conditions and now they perk up their B300 rugged notebook by arming it with a larger screen and a more powerful CPU compliment.